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DouaLAss & Bao.
So. 524 and 526 Ninth Street.

So, 524 and 526 Ninth Street.
Desire 10 remind their lady patrons that the sale of
slightly sd1Ed COTTON UNDERWEAR viii continue
aswdzys longer The Last trsaalment Of these goods
e0v m and At Tho ps.oss put them they can last
bu4 . shors tina
In oonnecs,oo With the above, We are showing ljpe
OF "a UNDERWEAR, which We believe excels any.
Thing heretofore offered Please call and inspect IL
Our regular ANNUAL SALk OF COTTON UNDER
WEAR v1n begin On SATURDAY the NINHTEENTH
iAsf. and eouenns until further notice Il II unnec-
'sasy fog q 10 sDeak a the STYLES and QUALITIES
sssAsy 80 v~n Known A 10 psso>a ve saYnnav al
Soe - maze NE comparison- you bun sshan know
w ngmens correct to sey.s and our pricoa risht
DoUHASD
''n.1ot Ninth Street. st. Cloud Building
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New ARRIVALS
OF CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS IS THE
ORDER OF THE DAY AT THE
GOLDEN EAGLE

. If your taste or inclination leans toward
Spring Overcoat we can say that ours have not
only been admired for the excellence style,
workmanship and moderate prices, but they
have been purchased and are now worn by the
dress1est gentlemen i'll the city. We have been
Compelled by the great demand for these to du-
piicate them several times, and in addition we
have now on exhibition many others which ar
r1ye daily. Life is too short to give full de-
scrlptlon OF these garments; will, therefore,
respectfully refer to our windowa
IN suits We are receiving everything that il
desirable for . gentleman to wear no matter
now fasudlous your taste may be. We can
please you and remember ut the usual popular
prices OF the Golden Eagle.
Our suits for boys ages to Il, are simply ele.
CANT and must be seen to be appreciated We
extend cordial invitation to our little friends
and their mothers or guardians for an inspec-
ton. Courteous treatment awaits you
TO the larger boys, from II to Is, We win say
no matter what Your taste or inclination may be
come to the Golden Eagle and You will not be
want. '~
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-THREE NEW STORES AND DWELL
4 ngs; PARTIES wishing good business stand would
do well 10 look at 1902. 1906 and lsaS l4th W..
The stores and in of the st business loa
tons in the city. Aiply to J. w T. ElS, l4.ss
New York ave, to the owner, W. =. ROOSE l2:S3
Penn. ave; key at 1906. mhs-lmo
NOR RHINESTONE 1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
II NV; $40. Also basement, SIS. Together 90
separately With steam power il desired Apply 70
RUFUS II. DARBY. Printer. nihI-:lt
E,oR RENT-sToRE 1914 9TH ST N W AND
II dwelling consisting If rooms bath and cell
lar: rent $40 Ter month. Inquire 5ll 9Th stsw.
mhI-:st.
NOR RHINESTONE l220 q ST N W, WITH
IL room in rear, $50.
swoIMSTEDT BRADLEY,
mh4-8 927 = St
IroR RENT-sToRE ROOM, llos r sT
A. p HILL 4 CO.
f1S-ow l3:SS n street
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BAReA1Ns IN WHITE Goops,

Large stock, comprising some of the best bar
gains we have ever offered. As specially attract
i've values We quote:
1000 Yards White Lace Stripe Lawn, real
value 1870, only 1Oc per yard
5000 Yards White and Ecru Lawns, in q va
riety Of lace checks and stripes, fine quality,
choice open-work patterns, worth 15c, only
1870. per yard.
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INTERESTING To LADIES
We wish to call the attention Of Patrons and the
Ladies in general to the fact that have succeeded in
placing SALE and will make order for this spring,
TAILOR-MADE SUIT, in all the latest colors and
mixtures of wool stuff for the reasonable price of
$1,000.
We also offer one of very stylish make and all wool
material
AT $3.50.
Spring Suits in Checks, also in Silk Rhadame, hand
somely trimmed in Jet, at very reasonable prices
Special attention is called to Tailor made Black
Jersey Cloth Coat bound with braid the reasonable
price Of
This Jersey Coat is for street and must not be
COMPOUNDED with spring no Jerseys Of thin cloth
We also have this Spring Coat with Hood, elegantly
made up. in all aizes up to 42.
for $780,
We have numbers of styles Of Spring Coats New.
markets and Raglans. all at popular prices
We also offer o styishly made, Au-Wool, Checked
Coat, very nobby.
We offer the latest House Jersey out in all colors of
Pin Dots We call attention specially to this new gar
ment match almost any color of dress goods
for 81.
We offer the best quality Jersey with Breton front
We would like you to examine this before purchasing
Our Cloak Parlor is full now with novelties in
Ladies'. Misses aud Children's Wearing Apparels.
BEADED WRAPS
Our patrons know the class Of goods that we eeuer
ally import, and also our styles that we have
made up in this country. We have not the largest
store In the CITY, neither do claim sell the cheap
est. We modestly claim that try to sell the best
goods at the most reasonable prices.
MILLINERY.
Our Millinery Department Is daily showing the latest
novelties. We have our Imported Bonnets and Hats
n and ready to copy any Of the styles at
sonable prices
BLACK GOODS
wehave special department for Black Goods. We
at any time ready to show you anything that can be
found in Black Dress Goods. Silks, Woods and Cotton
Materials at the very lowest prices In this DEPART
ment also keep all kinds of Gray, Gray Mixed and
Black and White Cashmere Abatross Tricots Camel,s
Hair and Canvas Cloths suitable for second mourn.
ing For the coming week many special BARGAINS will
be offered.
WHITE GOODS
This is also special department of ours and we keer
1t well stocked with full line of wssh,eoods We m,
tcularly request you to examine the quality and notice
he price of these goods.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Table Linen Of all kinds. Scotch Enelish and German
importations. Speciates almost every day. and ON,
prices on these goods must do the talking.
E E E : 4 $$ H wv Y wv = :: ::
mia 9TH. sTH AND D STREETS
WARNER's CORAIINE CORSETS, 100 ON
w pair to each customer, at the ' 0''-
mh4-s. 1s41 snd is SassnaH dsS e &c.
DsooaArrvr PzysH App11eur
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w Round and square Chimney t1ue; 8uildegxr
Parchment and other Papers; Lime Chayco6L Oenents
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More talked Of more read about more thought of,
than any other article of Ladies' apparel The Corset
is the foundation which depends the fail
ure Of ones spring costume
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WHEATLEY's STEAM DYE WORKS

THE RUSH is OVER
An work finished and ready for delivery, Msng
thanks TO my friends and PATRONS for their stisns
auleence during the RAIL- when such the rIish q
Nork frra thr District and all psrfs Of tbs country
that il was impossible get skilled worknen enough
20 DO IL fr0ulI1ly but have ample fOFue cd
every facility TO NIL all orders with Promptns9 -
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oh SAA1
acres fine building site. 2k miles from city seOO
IL acres, Groom frame house. stabling AL kinds Of
acres, unimproved, fine view, 2H miles from city
acres, Groom frame house, fruit and flowers, 2k
miles, fine view of city, $500.
20 sores ssocm frame e. h h% barn. ruit OF all
"a acres broom frame house good barn. all kinds OF
fruit, vineyard, miles. $4,000. ,,,
Of city, mile from r 3. station. $500. would
scre. s.reSm name house. new. in Falls Church.
W. and o. R.R., $3.50
yi, sssscS Rs sa asRS'0me frame house. in
acres frame house and store. rooms good stable,
% aerss ..0M 5aSns se with fine view Of
would ssSdiyae into 40. or more building
city. $4,000.
All on good terms.
TIL sYPHERD CO..
mh1-1m 1907 st. NV.
TNOk RFNT-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM OF
70 acref with a ro1m n0qce ana m. rom c sIs
p1 mh Ios TIL syPHERD co. 1907 st.
TNOR RENT-OR sALE-A NEAR
soil productiye well wooded and wstered good neigh
borhood, co1yenient to CHURCHES and schoola Apply
TNOK SALE-A DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND OF
II $50 acres the Baltimore and Ohio railroad going
to Baltimore, only six miles from Washington This
q t eU so for ts q hut
offers good investment "a its yearly incressing value
through c1ceent and iss unto the
DA 1s;iii sos It NV " fiS-sx'
Il ersl OF the most desirable residences with large
l1 asE1Ss 10n sloqfe E s ssH9 SON. 1926
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While the "C.P" are made In shapes to t all figures
they are best known as being small in the waist with
extra spring to hip and bust. For slim and medium
figures we have them in Coutl at 80 % and 81 IS
Satteen at $1.50 and g. Satin at 81. For stout
ladies' twhom we guarantee to fD 91.5O. SECS and
% .25. Room for trying on
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The lady In charge having experience of nine
years in the Corset Department is practically &C.
quaned with the merits and defects Of all On her
commentator and by the advice Of many hundreds Of
our patrons we select the &C p" and up D." a. ncom
parably the best.
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l BAReA1s IN SILK Hos1rnY.

We have just secured 25 dozen Ladies' Extra
Fine Pure Silk Hose, double soles lovely quail
ity, in three shades Of garnet, two shades of
gray, one bronze and black.
These are worth and usually sold ut "a, but
having bought them below value We give our
customers the benefit Of the purchase by mark
ing them at the low price Of $3 per pair.
WOODWARD b LOTHROP.
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A HALr DArs WoRk

"A HALF LAYS w DIRK
ACCoMPLIsHEs AS MUCH NOW AS WEEKS
WORK DID FEW YEARS AGO. SEE WHAT WE
HAVE DONE IN AHALF DAY.
THE SHOE COMBINATION
DON'T SCARE Us WORTH CENT INCUR HALF
DAY WE HAVE DEMoRALIzED
THE RUBBER COMBINATION,
CAUSING THEM TO BREAK THEIR PRICES IN
THE VAIN ATTEMPT WITH
CASH. QUANTITY AND ENTERPRISE
OUR PRICE FOR MEMS, wOMAN,s AND MISSES
RUBBERS
IS % CENTS PAIR,
AS AGAINST THE COMBINATION pR1cEs4o, so
AND go CENTS
WE ARE KNOWN FOR OUR STAYING QUAIL
TIES. AND WE PLANT OUR BANNER FIRMLY
ON THE ROCK OF
LOW PRICES
WE ARE PREPARED TO MEET EVERY DEMAND
% CENT RUBBERs
IF WE HAVE TO EMPTY ALL THE WAREHOUSES;
IN THE COUNTRY. THIS RUBBER ENTERPRIZE
IS ONLY FAIR SANpT r OF WHAT VIE INTEND
DOING ALL ALONG THE
DON'T YOU WANT TO SEE OUR
s1es SHOES?
NO ONE SHALL BEAT Us EITHER IN QUALITY
oRLOw PRICES
sAKs b COMPANY,
WHO COMBINE CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS
AND SHOES. BUT WHO DON'T COMBINE
TO MAINTAIN HIGH PRICEs,n
800, 3O2, 3O4. 3O6 AND 3Os SEVENTH STREET.
mh7
WARNEE's HEALTH AND NURSING CORSET.
Double Combination,
Innt-os Ell aud LA 18th st. sc.
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II WIZ PAY You To Bur

st the Low Prices are Offering Seal Skfn Saeuues
SlseefA vtSs and Jacketa. together With fsW Hu6S
8TINENEIZ Z SON
9aS7-S@ 1927 Pa. ~.
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n. n. PARKER,
Washington AGENT
Real Estate aud Loan Broken.
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NOR SALF-ADOUT LOCO POUNDS OF NoNPk
Il reil and about 500 pounds Of hesse Type isssS
srabe they are in good condition. and caiable Of ec
cellent seryice for tsS ~ thrss years On iSpsf
moderate circustio0 VII be sold cheap ~ balk 40
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ca.
Washington DC d.O
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CAFE INyESTMENs-s PER CENT GUAkAN-
~ TED BY THE
OMAHA uIlIiST IllMPANN

Hon. A. u. %YMAS. Gate Treasurer Z. - Presidene
Interest and Principal Paid by the
Chemical Naucral DaDk VI New iork
Interest payable sem annually.
bonds in OF 800 and up.
These First Mortgage Bonds secured on fmproveo
real estate in around Omaha. Nebraska and IN NO
case ls loan made exceeding forty Ter cent OF the
value of the morfgAeed property. ..
The standing Of tins company Is SUFFICIENT ~ recon-
mend these securities ~ the confidence Of
investors .
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k1OR KENT.
I 1e3 Sth st. s.w6r. .S12 '929 T st. ,Sr mi 500
400 Sd st. me- ar. mi ID 609 4 Il stsw Or II
$40 9TH s.w.5r W. so 9lS LIST st. 4r....... =
BIO st. g. Or. .13 30 sos st ne. stoe d. 20
lO3, 1861 III Va.ave 10 1909 DELAY Ar q. 30
Clarke st. sw.. Ar. 8 % 33.S-}5 30 NJ w
- TO "a st. sw. Ar II to l19 L SITS W. Ar. 3
Rr 434 18th St sw 5r1O 92l LIST st. s.w, 10
ynh52ts III pAREER coy,,ar ana Z sta
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY LOTS ADJOINING
IJ''Whitney Close" some of which front Whitney
avenue, some tn ST, and Scott Apply
to DUNCANSON BROS. 9th and ID sts.nw. mhs-.St
A NO. PRINTING AT LOW PRICES; HAND
90 10000 -, 1000; 81, 1000. Pine note circulars:
$40 TOR 100 600; S2S, 10000: Sl4. 10000. tA
10000; $500, 1000 50, 1000. 81, 2.00O. An
DkRSoN MOORE, 1910 and 10l2 Pa NV.
mh3-:sm
VroR RENT-PART OF STORE ON 9th sT n
Il Vs. between ID and SITS, would sell six year
lease. Apply 10 T.. A. MCINTYRE, elS r ST. mh5-ar
WANTED-To MEET WITH A FIRsT-CI.ASs
w operator for old established Photographic lral
lery nj fair salary, who oan $500 for years
mh.1-ots
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OFFERS WANTED FOR THE FOLLOWING
PROPERTY:
LOT 3, SQUARE go
LOTS II. 16, IL. Is, SQUARE 635.
SUB LOT 24. SQUARE 1877.
wM f. MATTINGLY. i435 TN stn.w
mh3-6t THOS f. wAG6AMAN. ,aiS an.w
WANTED - LOANS 81 600 ON IMPROVED
w farm, Hendon, Va tor ) years. sl,.JO0 ON larpe
improved farm, worth $4,000 Boyd's station, Nd,
for years. 5000 valuable property, near Oak
land. Md, for year. BAXTER a MAcG0wAN. zoos
1910 II. mh4-:t.
IyOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN A LARGE CONFEC-
Il tionery store. including fixtures and stock estal
sed Tor 10 location most desirable Ina the city;
price only $1,000. Address box ID, Star office,
mh4-3ts
IHOR SAIE-A FIRST-CI.ASS DRUG STORE CEN
II trally located. doing good business good r-a-ons;
hess address 93s + ST. NV. Room 1. mh2-6t
COMMERCIAL OFFICE. 93s +, ESTABLISHED
~ for the purpose OF disposng If business chances
such as Drug Store, Dry Goods, Grocery &C. BY our
plan you avoid publicity, which has injurious effect
on business Consult interest by wing your busi-
hess If tor SALE left office. d. RAMEI jas8-dV
NOR SALE-STORES- DRUG, EXCELLENT 10
cation. daily receipts $50, Grocery long estsb-
hshed daily receipts $50: Confectionery, bargain:
various other stores Also, Dining ROOM central
ton: daily income &G5. Commercial Office. g3s r. d.
EAMEi. r.l-l2t
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LOR RENT WILL LEASE TO A RESPONSIBLE
II party an elegant furnished residence. Is rooms,
within few yards of Thomas Circle, ut half price:
regard being had u the person than amount of
rent paid Also very nicely furnished UNFINISHED
Srooin, bath and cellar House gentee neighorhood.
1446 . ST. n. W.. everything in firstclass order:
furnished, s45: furnished $50. 4l9 4th st, s;s-
rooms three Stories pressed brick front, go c. II.
KNIGHT, COZ 9TH ST. NV, doors above F. mh2-9t'
NOR RENT-LE DROIT PARK. DESIRABLE 10
IL room house, with all improvements: heater, open
CRATES; large grounds $40. Also a number of other
good dwellings and business places. f. A. MCINTYRE,
9lSF. nlh4-lOt
NOR PENTHOUSE 474 ST n. w., IL ROOMS,
II with all modern improvements. Inquire at 1000
Ost. mh4-.St'
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Coutil. $50 and S2.75. Satteen, 1925, all colors
and shapes for all figures. We have had made to our
special order Up. D." Corset with French bust.
The high bust gives the appearance Of the long waist
SO much affected by the French and 80 fashionable
now in America This "Palas Royal" speciality 32.75
pair.
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Are the best fitting in the world IT'S for you to secure
the style best adapted your figure The French Cor
sets best known are those known &c p" "P. d.
and 81 c."
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STORES, ETC.
Str. rm. ana part cellar,
cor. 4th and n sts.n.w go
Str. nm, cellar. 1 back rnl,
POI II st. ne. 10
Stable. rear l416 X ct.
Stable RI 1913 10th n.w.7
Str. rm. 421 L st. a.e......6
Stable 33o Sd st.a.w......2
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NOR RENT-10l0 ST y. W, PARTLY FUR
y nished modern improvements near four lines
cars no small children taken. Inquire at house be
tween and pan mh1 -:as
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WANTED-ROOMS.
VTTANTED-FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. IN
w nice house. by family of three adults of 18th
at and north Of d. Address BEST References" Star
Office. IT.
HxrANTFD-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, UN-
w furnished Room and board, with refined family,
and first class surroundings; references exchanged.
Address DIXIE Star Office IT.
w with board for two adults terms must he mod
crate Address j. s. L., Star Office. mh7-3t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND WIFE DESIRE
w three or four unfinished Rooms on second floor
for light housekeeping; references exchanged Ad-
dress F. J. O.. Star Office. mh4-3t'
YXTANTED-ROOMS IN NORTHWEST TWO AID
w Joining partly furnished; light housekeeping;
lady ard ten years old; references Address Mrs.
a. 1O5 New Hampshire ave. mh4-3t'
WANTED--HOUSES.
VYaYTED-TO BUYS OR BROOM HOUSE,
west of iOtS S. price not to exceed $1,000 cash Ad
Tross OF TRCH t1ER, Star Office. mh7-3ts
YxTANTFDLA GOOD HOUSE FOR SIX MONTHS;
w would buy fnrn. cure II reasonable. Address J. w.
PORTER, Star office. mo
VMANTED-ON OR BEFoREA pRIL Isl, HOUSE
w of eight or ten rooms; modeLu iMgroTeneuis;
northwest preferred will pay $40 seeo' nh 81.
fully and address Permanent, Star Office. mHo-@I
HNANTED-I,OOO HOUSES,
w ALI sections of Washington, to sell to New 1orK
HEISKELL 4 McLERAN,
1908 + at. nv.
Advertise and sell property here and New York Bust
ness Associate: JN0; r. FOLEY. 137 Broadwsy and
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i S51 St S r&storc $50 $50 G Sc. rs. mi. %. so
l719 l4.h ST., 10 rm j. Go ll 9TH Sc, Or mi IL 30
2S06 Gay ST., GIN. IL 40 3l5 4th 6r mi. 80
1917 Wylie St ne. 6r IL l225Wylie ne. 10
1877 Boundy St ne, or, 92i Bladg road. rs. 500
SWOHMSTEDT BRADLEY,
mh4-3t 92G ~.
THOR RENT = THE FINE RESIDENCE 1904
II Connecticut ave.; IL rooms: mod imps. Apply to
A. p. HILL CO., 1888 st. mh4-2w
NOR RENT-13l5 MASSACHUSETTS AVE- HALF
Il square from Thomas Circle: entrance on Massachu
sets ave aud NJ St large side yard: ii rooms Apply
to A. p HILL & Co. 1888 ST. mh4-2w
NOR RENT-SIX-ROOM PRESS BRICK FRONT,
It 424 Boundary st. NV, between n. ave. and 9th
st. Inquire at 40. mh4-3t'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-02
LAX PARTY DISCIPLINE.

The following from the Chicago Herald
applies very well to the Wheeling Demo-
eracy and the Democratic Legislature of
the State:
When the Republican party gains a
majority of one or two on joint ballot IN
any Legislature every n OF its members
may be depended upon to vote Tor the cau-
Gus nominee. There have been four VI
live instances in which bolts have occurred,
but these grew out of exceptional causes,
and might easily have been avoided il
some ring had o undertaken to push
matters too far.
When the Democrats obtain a majority
ut one OF TIVE ina Legislature it invariably
happens that one man, and perhaps more
than one, hangs out, refusing to vote for
the man who has been selected rs the par
ty candidate for the Senate, and in a gen
eral way playing the dog in the manager
act
This was so in Illinois two years ago,
when a Democrat might have been elected
To succeed Logan ii the party had mani
tested an ability to agree upon any one.
Il is so now in New Jersey and Indiana,
In both of the Legislatures of the last
mentioned States the Democrats elected 4
majority of the members. They can do
nothing because they cannot control their
own men.
In New Jersey one Democrat is cOnsort-
ing with the Republicans. In Indiana one
Democrat is i'm the Labor camp. Both Ot
these men were elected as Democrats, and
are in honor bound to go with their party.
Ii is of small consequence to most people,
but the Democrats are to be COmmiserated
Oh always having some crank, srlE-sceker
oil traitor in their camp. They never fail.
A Legislature with u Democratic majority
of only one or two is good enough Repub-
lican Legislature for most purposes.
II the Democracy OF our State is ever 90
ing to learn anything from the experience
of the party in this AID other States, it is
about time a beginning is madr. The
Democrats in Wheeling have just had 4
lesson that ought to do them some good.
The kicking minority at Charleston ought
to open their eyes to the light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-02

IN our columns tins morning appears a
communication from Mr.. L. j. CROGAN, a
prominent young attorney OF KiDgROOd,
that is worthy of careful reading by the
Democrats of the State. He shows that it
is impossible for Democratic members of
the Legislature to be both within and
without the party at the same time, that
the decision of the majority of the party is,
according to a time hOn0red principle, the
decision of the party; that where a minor
ity act against the decision of the majority,
they are acting outside of the party, unless
they can show good reasons for their ac-
ton. The demand that Mr.. CROGAS
makes, that the dissenting minority eK-
plain fully to the party the reasons for
their course, is n that the party should
demand and that the d~iSsenters should be
anxious to acquieSce if they are honest
in their purposes. If the majority of the
marty are corrupt or are the abettors or
dupes of corruption and dishonesty, let the
minority state in what way and give ex-
amples. 1t is not enough to howl over
elittering generalities that mean anything
or nothing.